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Alpina Gen¨¨ve Club Range
The Alpina Gen¨¨ve Club range offers stylish, well made watches at affordable prices. The line includes a quartz chronograph, an automatic model with a choice of three case colors, and at the top of the range, a regulator with manufacture movement. All models measure 44mm in diameter. The Club Chronograph features a large date at 12 o’clock with chronograph functions at 6 o’clock. Black and gray dials are available.Moving up in the range, the Club Automatic is fitted with the AL-525 automatic movement, and comes with a choice of three cases ¨C stainless steel, all black or rose gold finish, and luminous hands and indexes.At the top of the range is the Club Regulator Manufacture. Based on Alpina’s best-selling Regulator range, this piece is fitted with Alpina’s manufacture caliber AL-950.The Club Automatic is priced from $1095 to $1395, and the Club Regulator Manufacture lists at $2950.Additional information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a cl

It Friday. . . so post your favorite Hamilton pic!
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Newbie here
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Omega Speedmaster 50th anniversary limited edit.
I have become interested in acquiring one of the new Omega 50th anniversary Speedmasters. The Omega site isn't too helpful, and I've seen these watches advertised with a transparent case back as well as some with a solid case back. I've also seen a couple of different crystal materials as well as the two different movements listed. Several sites show the traditional 1861 movement while other sites list the new co-axial movement.Are there really this many variations of this limited edition model?I prefer the 1861 manual movement with a solid case back and a sapphire crystal. Is this variety available?

Deployment clasp transfer?
Quick question, I don't see a way to take the OEM deployment clasp off the OEM strap on my Pam 048 and putting it on my next strap. Any way around it? Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk